FACT - Friends of Alum Creek and Tributaries
Volunteers working to preserve and protect the quality & beauty of the Alum Creek watershed and promote environmentally responsible recreation, educational opportunities, & citizen participation at many levels.
Huge premiere event - volunteer clean-up of our local watershed with RAPID 5
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Trees. How we love trees. Dozens of benefits; almost 100 common tree species in Ohio; and cool to look at. Do you love trees? Green Columbus has you covered with their free tree giveaway!
www.greencbus.org/freetrees2022
Tire roundup Linden area.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Save the date. Look forward to your assistance with FACT's annual service project at Westerville's Boyer Nature Preserve.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Attend the free Community Backyards workshop at the Westerville Rec Center this Saturday, July 30, 10am. Friends of Alum Creek and Tributaries will be presenting about rain barrels, rain gardens, composting and native plants. Made possible by Franklin Soil and Water Conservation District Register in advance to receive a $50 rebate voucher at the workshop: www.communitybackyards.org/participate Questions? communitybackyards@franklinswcd.org or call their office (614) 486-9613.
Participate - Rain Barrels - Franklin Soil and Water Conservation District and Columbus GreenSpot
www.communitybackyards.org
Developed by the City of Columbus and Franklin Soil and Water Conservation District in 2011, the GreenSpot Rain Barrel Program helps homeowners understand how stormwater runoff affects local water qua...River Runner
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Two weeks away! Join us for the Community Backyards workshop at the Parsons Library on Wednesday August 3 at 6pm presented by Jerry and Barbara from FACT - Friends of Alum Creek and Tributaries.
They will be talking about how you can be more environmentally friendly in your own backyard by using rain barrels, rain gardens, native plants, and composting - AKA backyard conservation.
City of Columbus and Franklin County residents can receive a voucher for a rebate for attending a Community Backyards workshop! Learn about backyard conservation AND get rebate money to help offset the cost!
Check it out: fb.me/e/1w1y4yFi6
Due to the ongoing Agler Road Bridge over Alum Creek Improvement project, the Alum Creek Trail under the bridge will be closed beginning Wednesday, July 20, 2022, at 9:00 a.m. for one day, weather permitting.
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This morning we woke up to the first good rain we've had in several weeks. While it's definitely a welcome sight if you're a gardener, the "first flush" of stormwater over impervious surfaces picks up A LOT of pollutants, and can cause slick driving conditions and send pollution to waterways via the storm sewer system. You can learn more about the first flush, and what you can do at your home or business to help reduce water pollution, and the volume of the "first flush" at the link below!
extension.wsu.edu/water/article/first-flush/